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Hot Rods Grill question

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Pat Thompson, May 15, 2014.

  1. Pat Thompson
    Joined: Apr 29, 2012
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    Anyone have a clue what this is out of? I am,going to sell if I can determine what it fits. Thanks
     

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  2. Tim
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    from KCMO

    I'd guess mid to late 30's mopar of some sort


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  3. Pat Thompson
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    Looks like a 36 Plymouth but the grill has stainless strips that clip into holes down the center bars.
     
  4. phantompjcoupe
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    I agree with Pat Thompson. It looks like a 36 Plymouth. But. Something is "off" about it. Is this a home-made item? It looks like it may be aluminum, from the pic. And the horizontal bar at the top, is a lot more curved from the factory.
     

  5. Pat Thompson
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    No,it appears to be factory made and stainless. I didn't know if it could be Chrysler or Dodge or even for a pickup.
     
  6. RainierHooker
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    Could even be an old aftermarket replacement. JC Whitney and Western Auto sold grilles to fit most '30s-'40s cars that were just 'different' enough to get past the copyright and trademark lawyers...


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  7. arkiehotrods
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